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What I Wish You Knew is a blog series about jobs and careers. Today's entry was contributed by Administrative Assistant Callie Blumberg. I am an administrative assistant at TDS Telecom. I have been here since May of 2011 and I am technically still a contractor, meaning I actually work for the employment agency. This was not a job that I sought out specifically, but my husband at the time also worked at TDS and had a connection with the employment agency. He found out they wer